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Republican Sen. Susan Collins, the Maine centrist who has clashed with President Trump, said Tuesday she will run for re-election

February 11, 2026

Republican Senator Susan Collins of Maine has officially announced her run for re-election as she seeks a sixth term in a highly competitive race. Collins emphasizes her experience, seniority, and independence, while facing significant pressure from Democrats aiming to flip her seat in the upcoming midterm elections.

Republican Sen. Susan Collins, the Maine centrist who has clashed with President Trump, said Tuesday she will run for re-election

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Susan Collins is running for re-election for a sixth term as a U. S. Senator from Maine.
Her seat is considered a top target for Democrats in the midterm elections.
Collins highlights her experience and independence as key reasons for her candidacy.

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Republican Sen. Susan Collins, the Maine centrist who has clashed with President Trump, said Tuesday she will run for re-election

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